About

My name is Malathi, a.k.a Mala. I am a database administrator turned BI-Analytics person with a die hard sense of curiosity and adventure, eager to learn more about data technologies. These are some ramblings from my adventures. Views expressed here are mine alone. Below are my community contributions.

Interview on SQLDataPartners podcast
Talk on SMO with DataMinutes
Talk on Database Documentation with New Stars of Data
Ongoing technical talk show with local user group (Shop Talk)

Data Professionals at Work – Book on successful data people

Articles Authored for SQLServerCentral and Simple Talk

Querying Database Schema using Graph tables
Querying Temporal Tables
Simpson’s Paradox
Basic Data Manipulation in R
Internal Query Processor Error with Columnstore indexes
Calculating Odds Ratio with T-SQL and R
Converting Log data to Temporal Tables

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